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I'd like to know the ages of the people commenting that they loved / hated it.
That being said, since it was at home I was never on it as long as I would have been at work.
I have used an exercise ball instead of a chair for the past year or so and really like it. I tend to have a lot of nervous energy, and being able to bounce on the ball while still seated at my desk help a lot, without having to get up, walk around, and getting too distracted from what I am doing. A couple of caveats, though: 1) You really do look pretty silly, especially if you bounce 2) Some people develop lower ba…
As for the concerns about being made fun of or judged or whatever, mentioned several places in this discussion, someone's judging you says more about them than it does you.
And, yes, they do tend to have a resonant effect on certain reverberative sounds...
I'd like to know the ages of the people commenting that they loved / hated it.
I've found that the biggest problem with using an exercise ball is that everyone asks you why you are sitting on an exercise ball. That and it is fun to kick.
Yes, it's just not worth it to be of "those" people. Whatever benefits it gets, its just hard to take someone seriously when their sitting on a giant inflatable fucking ball.
I'd like to know the ages of the people commenting that they loved / hated it.
It's all about programming in bed, while lying down.
I have used an exercise ball instead of a chair for the past year or so and really like it. I tend to have a lot of nervous energy, and being able to bounce on the ball while still seated at my desk help a lot, without having to get up, walk around, and getting too distracted from what I am doing. A couple of caveats, though: 1) You really do look pretty silly, especially if you bounce 2) Some people develop lower ba…
Also an issue with Aeron's "mesh"
It's all about programming in bed, while lying down.
I have never been able to achieve this. Where do you place your laptop? It's most comfortable for me when my laptop is on my stomach and my back is propped up but even then my neck is strained. How have you been able to make this position work?
It's all about programming in bed, while lying down.
I have never been able to achieve this. Where do you place your laptop? It's most comfortable for me when my laptop is on my stomach and my back is propped up but even then my neck is strained. How have you been able to make this position work?